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Are you looking for aftermarket styling components from the folks at Classic Design Concepts? If the answer is yes, then you have found the right spot. Classic Design Concepts is an innovator in styling components for the domestic car and truck market. At Andy's Auto Sport we are pleased to bring you a large assortment of CDC components for you to peruse. We have a top-notch customer service team who can assist you with picking the right parts for your application and making sure that you receive them quickly. We can also provide you with excellent technical assistance including detailed product specifications, installation instructions, and photos when they are available.

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WHY TO BUY?
If you own a domestic car or truck you have plenty of options when it comes to engine and drivetrain upgrades; however, quality cosmetic and styling components are much harder to find. Classic Design Concepts has answered the call with a tremendous lineup of styling parts and accessories to fit all of the most popular domestic models. Whether you want a look of subtle performance or prefer a full-race aesthetic, the good people at CDC have you covered. With a great reputation for customer satisfaction you can buy with confidence when you choose Classic Design Concepts.

DID YOU KNOW?
CDC has been providing people with great aftermarket automotive styling pats for over 20 years. During that time they have always been focused on two things; providing the best quality parts available and striving for 100% customer satisfaction. All CDC designed components are made right here in the USA using advanced manufacturing techniques to maintain OE quality and fitment. In fact CDC has even directly supplied major auto manufacturers with OEM components. Backed up by a fantastic 3 year warranty, CDC has become a name you can count on for all of your automotive styling needs.
ABOUT CLASSIC DESIGN CONCEPTS
Since 1990, Classic Design Concepts, LLC has been the innovator in the design and manufacturing of quality systematic restyling components. Using OE certified materials and manufacturing procedures that meet or exceed OE standards, CDC’s classic restyling designs have factory fit and finish, with one-of-a-kind appeal.

Classic Design Concepts, LLC creates excitement that enhances the flow of natural lines of the vehicle, while using factory mounting points and hardware to ease installation and ensure proper tolerances. CDC is a TS certified company providing the enthusiast and Original Equipment manufacturers with cutting edge style and unsurpassed quality.

Warranty:Classic Design Concepts offers a 3-year warranty on material and/or manufacturing defects on CDC engineered and designed parts. This warranty does not include consequential damages resulting from the improper installation or use of any product. CDC’s warranty policy is unsurpassed in the aftermarket industry; most parts in the industry are sold "as is". CDC prides itself on high quality components.

Classic Design Concepts Products Page


Are you looking for aftermarket styling components from the folks at Classic Design Concepts? If the answer is yes, then you have found the right spot. Classic Design Concepts is an innovator in styling components for the domestic car and truck market. At Andy's Auto Sport we are pleased to bring you a large assortment of CDC components for you to peruse. We have a top-notch customer service team who can assist you with picking the right parts for your application and making sure that you receive them quickly. We can also provide you with excellent technical assistance including detailed product specifications, installation instructions, and photos when they are available.

Choose Your Vehicle:



WHY TO BUY?
If you own a domestic car or truck you have plenty of options when it comes to engine and drivetrain upgrades; however, quality cosmetic and styling components are much harder to find. Classic Design Concepts has answered the call with a tremendous lineup of styling parts and accessories to fit all of the most popular domestic models. Whether you want a look of subtle performance or prefer a full-race aesthetic, the good people at CDC have you covered. With a great reputation for customer satisfaction you can buy with confidence when you choose Classic Design Concepts.

DID YOU KNOW?
CDC has been providing people with great aftermarket automotive styling pats for over 20 years. During that time they have always been focused on two things; providing the best quality parts available and striving for 100% customer satisfaction. All CDC designed components are made right here in the USA using advanced manufacturing techniques to maintain OE quality and fitment. In fact CDC has even directly supplied major auto manufacturers with OEM components. Backed up by a fantastic 3 year warranty, CDC has become a name you can count on for all of your automotive styling needs.
ABOUT CLASSIC DESIGN CONCEPTS
Since 1990, Classic Design Concepts, LLC has been the innovator in the design and manufacturing of quality systematic restyling components. Using OE certified materials and manufacturing procedures that meet or exceed OE standards, CDC’s classic restyling designs have factory fit and finish, with one-of-a-kind appeal.

Classic Design Concepts, LLC creates excitement that enhances the flow of natural lines of the vehicle, while using factory mounting points and hardware to ease installation and ensure proper tolerances. CDC is a TS certified company providing the enthusiast and Original Equipment manufacturers with cutting edge style and unsurpassed quality.

Warranty:Classic Design Concepts offers a 3-year warranty on material and/or manufacturing defects on CDC engineered and designed parts. This warranty does not include consequential damages resulting from the improper installation or use of any product. CDC’s warranty policy is unsurpassed in the aftermarket industry; most parts in the industry are sold "as is". CDC prides itself on high quality components.



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